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I like freedomtech such as Linux, BSDs, GOS, etc. but I cannot code for shit. I love self-hosting and digital self-sufficiency, encryption and archiving. I have found a great passion in music in the last few years, my favourite genres are Trance, Hands Up, Eurobeat, “Nightcore”, Eurodance, a bit of Brazilian 80s Rock , Vocaloid, some J-Pop and Anime music… Anything with 120 BPM+ really.
As much as I would like to get into lora and mesh networks, being innawoods makes it harder to use line-of-sight comms. but hf with mars mod and js8 or psk31 would make for fairly secure data comms using curve 25519 encryption. Jump to post Display: All results 1 day 7 days 2 weeks 1 month 3 months 6 months 1 year Sort by: Author Post time Forum Topic title Post subject Direction: Ascending Descending Jump to Cows ↳   Cows ↳   Herds ↳   Animal Control ↳   Troon Trench ↳   CWC Autistic...
#+begin_src [SCHIZO-IRC] type = client address = 127.0.0.1 port = 6969 destination = 3w4gwpt4wppw4wbv2uqvutw6xx2a7netm4ubd6nxtb2bv6ij5vua.b32.i2p destinationport = 6667 keys = schizo.dat #+end_src The first run showed the whole message in the log but then changed an encryption flag and it just shows that the user set a password. Even though the passwords are hashed, I do still feel that some shit is missing so please don't use any of your loved all-time passwords in the IRC.
For maximum privacy: enable a Force mode, disable the RadioBrowser API if you don't need clearnet stations, disable cover art loading to eliminate all image requests, enable database encryption to protect your local data at rest, and run a VPN in the background alongside InviZible Pro's proxy mode for an extra layer of protection if you don't fully trust the app or any of the APIs it connects to.
RESIST FINGERPRINTING Tor Browser aims to make all users look the same, making it difficult for you to be fingerprinted based on your browser and device information. MULTI-LAYERED ENCRYPTION Your traffic is relayed and encrypted three times as it passes over the Tor network. The network is comprised of thousands of volunteer-run servers known as Tor relays.
And to be even more precise and reflect the ownership by the emercoin address: EmcAddr~Namespace:Name=Dest Proposal I propose destination owners to sign the blockchain record EmcAddr~Namespace:Name=Dest#DestSign(MagicNumber,EmcAddr,Namespace,Name,Dest) Signing destination itself prevents emc address owner from corrupting destination record on the blockchain by changing encryption public key and certificate fields while keeping signing public key intact. Updating destination for the name is...
Nature shows that camouflage provides security benefits to biological systems. Cryptography brings camouflage to cyberspace. End-to-end encryption of data flows across the network provides network camouflage. For this reason we decided to use the I2P network and the SAM v3 client protocol.
There can be any arbitrary amount of data after the signature lines, but it is not currently interpreted. The $numBytes body is an encrypted zip archive, though the encryption method depends upon the type line. For posts and metadata messages, the data is AES/256/CBC encrypted (with a 16 byte IV at the beginning).